Rivers of Arunachal Pradesh and Bhutan Joining the Brahmaputra

The video tutorial explores the main rivers of Arunachal Pradesh, Bhutan, Nagaland, Manipur, and Meghalaya that join the Brahmaputra River. It covers the origins, courses, and confluences of rivers like Subansiri, Kameng, Manas, Tista, Dhanashiri, Doyang, Imphal, Barak, and Kopili, highlighting their significance and geographical features.

Which river is the largest tributary of the Brahmaputra?

• Kameng

• Subansiri

• Beki

• Manas

Where does the river Kameng originate?

• Mishini hills

• Tibetan Himalayas

• Tuang district

• Patkai hills

Which river originates in Bhutan and flows into the Brahmaputra?

• Lohit

• Dehing

• Dibang

• Beki

What is the main river of the Dhimapur district in Nagaland?

• Doyang

• Dhanashiri

• Dekhu

• Milak

Which river is the longest and biggest in Nagaland?

• Tizu

• Doyang

• Dhanashiri

• Milak

From which hills does the river Diku originate?

• Nuroto hills

• Mishini hills

• Jaffu hills

• Patkai hills

In which district does the Imphal river originate?

• Karimganj

• Kangpoki

• Kishoreganj

• Thaubal

Which river flows through Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Assam, and finally into the Bay of Bengal?

• Doyang

• Dhanashiri

• Imphal

• Barak

Where does the Kopili river originate?

• Zoinboto district

• Gharu Khasi Jayantia hills

• Mokochung district

• Meghalaya plateau

Which river merges with the Kolong river before joining the Brahmaputra?

• Kopili

• Diku

• Digharu

• Doyang